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Erica Thomas
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Editor at Large, 1819 News
Birmingham
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By Erica Thomas Verified| 1819 News Verified One of the three people killed Wednesday in a fatal boat crash on Lewis Smith Lake was a Snead town council member, and another was a fire district commissioner in Mississippi. Joey M. Broom, 58, was killed when a Nitro bass boat struck a center console boat. "We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of council member, Joey Broom," the town posted on Facebook.
By Erica Thomas Verified| 1819 News Verified Shark attack survivor Lulu Gribbin, of Mountain Brook, traveled to Montgomery on Thursday to plead to state representatives to pass a bill that would create a shark attack alert system, and she had a very powerful political figure by her side. U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) addressed the House, saying Gribbin's faith, courage and strength made this effort possible. "Her testimony is an inspiration, and she has truly been a catalyst for change," said Britt.
By Erica Thomas Verified| 1819 News Verified FOLEY — Protesters showed up on Thursday at the Foley Civic Center as U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) spoke at a Chamber of Commerce event. The Baldwin County Democratic Party protested President Donald Trump, Moore, and conservative policies, while the Baldwin County Republican Party rallied in support of Moore. In all, about 100 people faced off, holding signs and chanting.
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1819 News
1819 News is a non-profit multimedia company based in Alabama, dedicated to providing news, sports, and political reporting with a conservative perspective. Founded in October 2021, it became an independent entity in January 2023 after separating from the Alabama Policy Institute. The company emphasizes its commitment to delivering honest and integrity-driven news that aligns with Alabama values. The organization offers comprehensive news coverage, focusing on local stories, politics, and opinion pieces. It also produces a variety of multimedia content, including several podcasts and a daily email newsletter that summarizes top stories. Additionally, 1819 News features an online store where customers can purchase branded merchandise. With a leadership team that includes President and CEO Bryan Dawson, Editor-in-Chief Jeff Poor, and Managing Editor Trent Baker, 1819 News aims to be a key source of information for its regional audience.
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